Questions about Paulmann SimpLED Stripe

we glued them to an old wooden beam and they have held up perfectly since christmas.

Yes, if you know how to solder you can attach a plug to the section again, then you just need a second power supply and a controller. If you can't/won't do this, then the section is useless.

I attached the strip to my wooden bed about two years ago and it still holds perfectly. The adhesive is very strong. I think it will hold on your wooden wall too.

At the end of the strip there is a plug connection to the adapter, which is plugged into the socket. A remote control is also included. Have fun!

I see that Paulmann also offers 10m variants (or 2x5m). On the other hand, you can simply solder them together. The problem with the length is rather that the power supply has to come from at least both sides or sometimes in the centre so that the luminosity is uniform over the length. Ohm's law and the line resistance are relentless ;-)

The question of whether the entire 5 m with a maximum power of 24 W is consumed cannot be answered directly from the information provided. The product information provided refers to another model that consumes 20 W at a length of 5 m. For the specific model "SimpLED Stripe Set (RGB, violet, 500 cm, indoor)", there is no precise information on the maximum power consumption. It would be advisable to consult the manufacturer's technical specifications.

The LED strip offers both RGB colours and a special violet colour. You can switch between different colours, including violet, thanks to the RGB function.

Yes, the power supply unit is included with the product "SimpLED Stripe Set (RGB, 750 cm, Indoor)" from Paulmann. The set includes a 230/12V power supply unit with plug and cable.

hello swissfox - yes, you can, but you can't just glue around "the corner". The strip must be carefully bent, see the instructions on the net. Have fun ;-)

Sorry about that. Please report this directly via your customer account; https://www.galaxus.ch/de/after-sales

The length is approx. 130cm. If this is not enough to reach the socket, you can always use an extension cable.

It has orange and yellow but does not have warm white (3000 kelvin). The white light mode is rather a cool 4000 kelvin.

Hello Rhino - according to the manufacturer this set is "not expandable". - if you want to expand you need "your LED" or "MaxLED" ;-)

no - that is not possible

I had exactly the same problem. When googling, I came across others who had the same problem.

Hoi FaSa323 the distance between two LED's is +- 32mm, every 10cm you can shorten the strip. Have fun!

I did it and it was not satisfactory, the first few leds were stronger and the end of the led strip was very weak.

Since the signals are sent with infrared, and each remote control included is identical, you simply place the receivers close to each other or aim them at the place you want to control. Controlling them separately could be difficult if all the strips are in the same room.

No, the LED strips lose the last setting in the event of a power failure. As soon as they have power again, they automatically light up with 100% brightness, in white colour if I am not mistaken. The setting remains only as long as the power supply is present. However, if they have power, you can control the LED strips with the enclosed remote control and thus switch them on/off.

Certainly possible as ambient light. But working or something like that is not possible. I have one in my room (about 20 square metres) under a ledge and it looks nice. You can walk around and see things. With 3 pieces on 30 square metres, it is certainly also very feasible within this framework.

Unfortunately I do not know that either

Paulmann comes from völksen,lower saxony,germany

Yes, that works. The setting remains saved.

Unfortunately, we are not able to respond to such a specific request and the supplier suggests that the customer contact the manufacturer: https://de.paulmann.com/paulmann/shop/kontakt/

If I remember correctly, there are small objects that allow you to make the angles

If you plug it into a Hue smart plug, then yes.